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SKU: 430106597
Built for handheld scanning or helmet-mounted observation, this compact thermal viewer is suited to hunters and search-and-rescue users who need a lightweight, easy-to-carry optic in the field. Its slim, ergonomic design is intended to sit naturally in the hand, while the updated Obsidian LT Core and sensors are described as delivering sharp image quality and extended range. Battery flexibility is another practical advantage, with support for single-use CR123A batteries or an optional rechargeable battery. For users who want a thermal tool they can keep close at hand during game recovery or nighttime observation, this model is positioned as a versatile option.
Compact Thermal
Handheld scanner for observation in
Can Be
Used hand held or mounted
Slim, Ergonomic
Design fits comfortably in the
Uses Atn's
Obsidian LT Core and cutting-edge
Accepts Single-use
CR123A batteries or an optional
| Battery Type | CR123A batteries or optional rechargeable battery |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Magnification | 3-12x |
| Mounting Options | Hand held or mounted to a helmet or headgear |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 35mm |
| Product Type | Compact thermal handheld scanner |
| Sensor | Cutting-Edge sensors |
| Thermal Core | Obsidian LT Core |
It is a compact thermal handheld scanner for observation. The product description also says it can be used for recovery efforts and search and rescue operations.
Yes. The description says it is designed to be hand held or mounted to a helmet or headgear for observation.
It can use single-use CR123A batteries or an optional rechargeable battery.
It says the device uses ATN's Obsidian LT Core and cutting-edge sensors for sharp, crisp images and extended range.
It is described as a compact thermal handheld scanner with a slim, ergonomic design.